Find the Tensions TCA and TCB for the system as shown in figure. Take P = 140 mm, Q= 120 mm 8 = 35°, W= 11 kN B (Solve the problem in a paper and upload the file in a separate link provided. Also enter only the values in the boxes below. ) Tension TCA in N is Tension TCB in N is w/

Find the Tensions TCA and TCB for the system as shown in figure. Take P = 140 mm, Q= 120 mm 8 = 35°, W= 11 kN B (Solve the problem in a paper and upload the file in a separate link provided. Also enter only the values in the boxes below. ) Tension TCA in N is Tension TCB in N is w/

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Find the Tensions TCA and TCB for the system as shown in figure. Take
= 140 mm, Q= 120 mm
e = 35°, W= 11 kN
B
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( Solve the problem in a paper and upload the file in a separate link provided. Also enter only the
values in the boxes below. )
Tension TCA in N is
Tension TCB in N is

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